Author: Jason Alexis
About the author
Jason Alexis
Jason Alexis is passionate about helping churches, ministries and non-profits get their message out to a mobile, global and social generation. Having began his career as an engineer, Jason believes that marketing and communications should be based on hard data, systemic analysis and proven best practices. As the founder of Fluid Ministries, Jason brings this scientific common sense approach to church communications and marketing. He helps churches to spread the age-old Gospel message through modern high-tech communication channels including mobile apps, text messaging and social media. As a devout Christian, Jason bases his life on solid Biblical principles. That said, Jason recognizes his own imperfections and failure to consistently live out his convictions. Because of this, he knows his need for God's mercy and compassion. He is inclined to extend this mercy to others rather than judge them. Jason strives to run his business and personal affairs with integrity and virtue.
A basic guide to choosing an e-giving platform for your church
By Jason Alexis | November 16, 2012
When it comes to replacing, or at least supplementing your offering plates and tithe envelopes with electronic giving portals, the possibilities are numerous. Other nonprofits, especially charities, have long experimented and are now embracing e-giving, resulting in massive fundraising campaign successes. If you’re looking just for a fundraising platform, check out Mashable’s top 12 online fundraising platforms for donors and nonprofits.
[Video] October Mobile Ministry Webinar
By Jason Alexis | November 10, 2012
RECAP: Which solution is right for you?
Mobile Text- All churches should take advantage of mobile text at some level.
Mobile Website- All churches with a website should be optimized for mobile.
Mobile App- Many churches especially those with a lot of online media & sermons could benefit from a mobile app.
Help! My church wants to go mobile; where do we start?
By Jason Alexis | October 15, 2012
When it comes to mobile platforms, your church has two choices. Mobile apps offer smartphone and tablet users direct access to your multimedia; mobile websites provide a simple, straightforward, and relatively static interface that will work on most mobile devices. A mobile app is software designed for such mobile operating systems (and their corresponding distribution…
